When the Brewers play next
The next Milwaukee Brewers game is at the San Diego Padres in the NL Division Series, on Tue, Oct 6 at 9:30 PM ET, on the road at Petco Park. For that game Dustin May is listed to start against Nick Pivetta.
The Milwaukee Brewers went 103-59 in the 2026 regular season, 1st in the National League Central and on top of the division. They are still alive in the NL Division Series, where the series stands SD 0, MIL 2.
How to watch Brewers games
Coverage of the next Brewers game is listed on FS1 / FOX ONE. Postseason games are national broadcasts, so the Brewers game is on the same channel everywhere in the country and local networks do not carry it.
On radio, the Brewers call is on WTMJ 620 and ESPN Radio. The radio broadcast of Brewers games does not depend on a cable or streaming subscription.
Where the next 12 Brewers games air
| Network | Games | Type | First listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| FS1 / FOX ONE | 3 | National | Tue, Oct 6 · 9:30 PM ET |
Every listed Brewers game right now is a national broadcast, so it airs on the same channel across the country and is not on the local network. Out-of-market fans can stream regular-season Brewers games on MLB.TV, but games shown on local TV in their own area and national exclusives are blacked out there.
Upcoming Brewers schedule
The next 12 Brewers games split into 7 at American Family Field and 5 on the road. The next home game is against the San Diego Padres on Fri, Oct 9 at 4:30 PM ET. TV channels in the table are the ones MLB lists today, and empty slots fill in as networks announce their Brewers picks.
| Date (ET) | Opponent | Game | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue, Oct 6 · 9:30 PM ET | @ San Diego Padres | NL Division Series | FS1 / FOX ONE |
| Wed, Oct 7 · 10:00 PM ET | @ San Diego Padres | NL Division Series | FS1 / FOX ONE |
| Fri, Oct 9 · 4:30 PM ET | vs San Diego Padres | NL Division Series | FS1 / FOX ONE |
| Thu, Mar 25 · time TBA | vs Los Angeles Angels | Regular season | To be announced |
| Sat, Mar 27 · time TBA | vs Los Angeles Angels | Regular season | To be announced |
| Sun, Mar 28 · time TBA | vs Los Angeles Angels | Regular season | To be announced |
| Mon, Mar 29 · time TBA | vs Atlanta Braves | Regular season | To be announced |
| Tue, Mar 30 · time TBA | vs Atlanta Braves | Regular season | To be announced |
| Wed, Mar 31 · time TBA | vs Atlanta Braves | Regular season | To be announced |
| Thu, Apr 1 · time TBA | @ Chicago White Sox | Regular season | To be announced |
| Sat, Apr 3 · time TBA | @ Chicago White Sox | Regular season | To be announced |
| Sun, Apr 4 · time TBA | @ Chicago White Sox | Regular season | To be announced |
The Brewers season in numbers
- Record
- 103-59
- Division
- 1 of 5
- Run diff.
- +214
- Expected wins
- 103
- Home
- 55-26
- Road
- 48-33
The Brewers scored 832 runs and allowed 618, a run differential of +214. That works out to 5.14 runs scored and 3.81 allowed per game, against a league average of 4.48 for each side. Based on those runs, a typical team would have won about 103 games, so the Brewers finished exactly where their run differential pointed. That is close enough to say the Brewers record reflects how well they actually played.
The Brewers were 55-26 at American Family Field and 48-33 away from it. The Brewers home and road records sit close together, which is normal for an MLB club. Against left-handed starters they were 36-14, against right-handers 67-45, and they closed the regular season 8-2 over the last ten games, ending on a 5-game winning streak.
Recent form: the last 10 games
In their last 10 regular-season games the Brewers went 8-2, scoring 4.4 and allowing 3 runs per game. 5 of those 10 games finished above 9 total runs, 3 were decided by a single run, and the widest margin was 8-4 at home against STL. The chart plots each of those Brewers games, runs scored above the line and runs allowed below it.
| Date | Opponent | Result | 1st inning runs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 27 | vs STL | W 6-4 | 3 |
| Sep 26 | vs STL | W 3-2 | 0 |
| Sep 25 | vs STL | W 8-4 | 1 |
| Sep 24 | @ PHI | W 5-1 | 0 |
| Sep 23 | @ PHI | W 4-1 | 1 |
| Sep 22 | @ PHI | L 4-6 | 0 |
| Sep 20 | @ BAL | W 3-0 | 0 |
| Sep 19 | @ BAL | W 1-0 | 0 |
| Sep 18 | @ BAL | W 6-5 | 0 |
| Sep 17 | @ PIT | L 4-7 | 0 |
The Brewers in the first inning
No run crossed in the first inning of 51.9% of Brewers games, compared with 49.4% across the league. The Brewers scored in the first inning 30.9% of the time and allowed a first-inning run in 22.8% of games. That is close to the league norm. The NRFI Lab puts the Brewers next to every other team and starter on the same split.
How to read the Brewers numbers
Putting the Brewers numbers to use: the run differential and expected wins say more about team quality than the raw record, the home and road split shows how much American Family Field helps, and the last-ten totals show whether recent Brewers games have run high or low. With 3 one-run games in the last ten, the Brewers are a good example of why the run line at -1.5 or +1.5 can price very differently from the moneyline. None of these Brewers figures predicts a single game, and no bet is ever a sure thing.
American Family Field, home of the Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers play their home games at American Family Field in Milwaukee, WI, a ballpark with a retractable roof, at an elevation of 597 feet. Games there averaged 9.03 total runs, an index of 1.01 against the league average, close to neutral. When the American Family Field roof is open, wind and temperature come back into play. The ballpark scoring page ranks all 30 parks.
Brewers injured list
4 players are on the Brewers injured list: Angel Zerpa (P, IL 60-Day), Brandon Woodruff (P, IL 60-Day), Brian Fitzpatrick (P, IL 60-Day), Quinn Priester (P, IL 60-Day). The list comes from the Brewers 40-man roster and refreshes every morning.
